Xvive U2 Guitar Wireless System - 2.4GHz 4 Channels Transmitter and Receiver for Electric Guitar, Bass, Violin

Likes: they seem very sturdy. They are a no frills device that just works. They stay turned on if they sit idle. I have another wireless guitar system from another manufacturer that, as a battery saving measure, will shut itself down if it’s idle for more that 5 minutes or so. I need something that is ready to go when I swap guitars on stage. I don’t need to be fiddling with the on/off button waiting for the silly things to connect. This set fits the bill. I haven’t tested it’s max range yet but I’m sure it’s further than the distance I stand from my gear at any given gig.Cons: I haven’t really found any yet.

This wireless system is one of the better ones I’ve used before. It works great for guitar, bass and keytar! Even when I jump around, the sound doesn’t cut out. With any wireless system, you get more treble sound signal, but with your amp and/or pedals, you can compensate the EQ to balance it out. Overall a great product, I would recommend to anyone who likes to move around and doesn’t have a ton of money to spend. 10/10!

I've been using the Xvive U2 since 2018. Played many shows and practices with them and have never been disappointed. This is my 2nd pair and it is as easy as turning on and making sure the ends are synced and plugging them up and getting as close to lossless sound as you can get with wireless tech with non-detectable latency. The best bang for buck wireless system at this price-point. Battery lasts about 4 hours of continuous use.

I play in an acoustic group, so I’m not used to plugging in. We played a gig where we needed to plug in and I kept stepping on the cord, which was a pain. The Bass Player in our group had this set up and he had used it for years he recommended this. After purchasing this set, it works great and now everyone in the group has them. Luckily, there are only four of us plugging in so we are able to all use them at the same time seems to work great time will tell if it holds up. I really like this company I have a wireless mic system that gives me phantom power that I really like using and I also have a phantom power battery operated box that I really like these guys make good stuff that’s a good value .

Works great!

I loved this wireless product until it stopped working 6 months after I purchased. It started heating up and then wouldn’t work. The transmitter heated up and then wouldn’t transmit.I bought these last June and have not been able to use it for my classroom visits and visits to senior care facilities. I wrote to the company but they have yet to respond to me or give me a new set or a refund.For the value and size and convenience, I would give a 4. But for no response from the company, I would give a 0. I would love to get a new set so I can continue playing for seniors and schoolChildren. I’m a senior myself and I would love to get another set. Or should I be looking for a better brand? Is there a better product out there?

Everything seem to work as promised. I haven’t used them at a gig, but I have used them at home and in practice as I just received them. It seems to be working as promised and I don’t know if any latency is detectable by human senses. I’m still getting used to being free of a cable. I’ve gone over three hours on them, but came home and changed up. They don’t have a charge level so I want to be sure they are ready for next time. I have tried to see how far I can go without losing the link, but I know 40 to 50 feet is no problem. I would recommend this product as it’s operation and and features work well and better than I expected. Great value for the price. The other guitar in the band got a pricier model, and it didn’t work any better for the money.

So I have two sets of these transmitters. The sound quality, latency, and range are all great! I bought the second pair so I could continue playing while the first set was charging; once you’ve gone wireless you never want to be ‘attached’ to a cord again. What isn’t great is the battery degradation over time. When new I was getting between 5 and 7 hours of use from them before they needed recharging. After two years, they only last for about two hours (or less) before crapping out! Yes, I use them daily for home practice and recording, and yes, lithium batteries degrade over time, whether they’re in a Tesla or a wireless guitar system. But I didn’t expect them to degrade this quickly. Just be aware; you may need to replace these periodically if you’re playing/gigging situation requires frequent use. I will look for a less expensive alternative (of which there are several) if they can’t last longer than this…..